Baltimore Kettlebell Club is a fitness studio offering personal training and group training sessions. Our specialty is strength & conditioning using kettlebells, powerlifting and strongman exercises. We are a family friendly gym and offer training for all abilities including seniors and kids.

Open to anyone who wants to be their best self, a movement-based training program that covers all aspects of physical fitness. Human performance is optimized through strength, flexibility and cardiovascular exercise.

Personal Training, Semi-Private & Group Training

Adults

Little Lifters (8-11 years old) and Teen Training

Kids/Youth

To kids who need physical activity, Youth Fitness are age-appropriate exercise programs with a teaching curriculum that covers a variety of health topics. Kids learn safety and etiquette in the weight room, importance of exercise, goal setting, healthy eating habits and other life lessons.

Seniors

To active older adults who want to stay fit, Strength After Sixty is a fitness program that addresses the needs that come with aging. With SAS you can live on your own terms and with a better quality of life.

Strength After Sixty

What our members have to say:

  • If you're not coming here for kettlebell classes you should be. The workouts are fun, challenging, and I leave in a better mood than when I arrived.

    -Jeremy German

  • I love this gym. Awesome environment and challenging workouts. So glad I was introduced to this gym.

    -Ada Herbert

  • Great kettlebell classes and strongman/woman workouts. Fun atmosphere, everyone is welcoming and helpful. There are all ages 16- 75+ It's like a big happy strong family !! Highly recommend !!!

    -Erin Diemel

  • Great place to train! I've been coming here for 4 years now. Dan is the best personal trainer I've ever had. The classes are never boring. Great way to improve your cardio and physical strength with a time-friendly workout.

    -Eric Lebron

  • Best workout you will ever have. If you truly want to get into shape you need to come here.

    -Joe Regan

  • If you want to be stronger, go to the BKC. Dan is a consummate professional. He walks the walk. Training for all ages. I felt immediately welcome. It's an accepting community of people who don't participate in exercise/training fads. A fun gym for people who want to work hard and support each other.

    -Chris Steele

  • Dan is a fantastic coach. He is patient and knowledgeable. I only had a few training sessions and he taught me so much with the limited time we had. I cannot thank him enough and i wish i had more time to train with him. If your looking to learn or improve how to use kettlebells or barbells Dan is your man!

    -Blake Levy

  • Good and knowledgeable teacher. Dan is humble and not pretentious.

    -Fred Schwallenberg

  • Dan has trained me for the better part of a decade. His ability to teach is second to none. I definitely would not be the trainer I am if it was not for him. In the state of Maryland he is the absolute go to for all things kettlebell.

    -Rob Sullivan

  • Whatever it is you train for, expect to excel at it under Dan's training genius. I was skeptical of kettlebell training up until my first class with him last year in October of 2017, and that class kicked my butt. Been working with him ever since, and will continue to work with him for the foreseeable future.

    -Mason Porach

  • The training I have learned over the summers have helped me with wrestling along the way. I have learned to used the way I move the bells in matches. I am 15 and and working kettlebells has helped get to weights and meet good accepting people. This has been a way for me to learn, grow, work hard and create good intention and celebrate people on their wins.

    Logan Layne

  • Spartan vibes, yet not intimidating at all, with the sole focus of bettering the body and mind. Clean, well organized, well ventilated and members are very diverse yet all very humble, positive and most importantly mature and respectful. I enjoy the mini anatomy lessons during mobility class.

    Dave Yau